Audemars Piguet Royal Oak Bicolor

The Royal Oak was designed by the famous watch designer Gerald Genta in 1971 and was released in 1972. The Royal Oak was groundbreaking for Audemars Piguet at the time, as it was the brand's first sports-luxury wristwatch and the design itself was quite avant garde.

The name "Royal Oak" came from a historical tree in England where King Charles II hid from Cromwell’s army in 1651. That tree ended up saving King Charles’s life and became a historic political English symbol. The name was applied to no fewer than four British naval ships between 1769 and 1914, which is where the wristwatch comes into play. The octagonal bezel was inspired by the porthole of a naval ship, hence the name Royal Oak. Audemars Piguet liked the name because of its "royal prestige and longevity."

The Audemars Piguet Royal Oak bicolor was first released in 1999. With its small 26mm case diameter it is the perfect sport, elegant watch for every lady. 

It is powered by a quartz Audemars Piguet 2502 movement. 

If you desire to take a closer look at this precious timepiece, don't hesitate to contact us and make an appointment. 

We are based in Ghent, Belgium

VIEWINGS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY

We're located in the center of Ghent. Free parking available on site. 
No stock kept on site

If you desire to take a closer look at this precious timepiece, don't hesitate to contact us and make an appointment. We are based in Ghent, Belgium.

No stock kept on site

Every watch is delivered in a Mr WATCHLEY Membrane Protection Box for a safe transportation in addition to its original set